Sincerely Yours

by Sarah O’Connor

Landor Theatre, London
15–19 July 2015

A heart-warming wartime musical drama following a troupe of entertainers performing during the Second World War. Behind the smiles and songs, the performers experience love, loss and the dawning of a new age, as the changing world of wartime Britain transforms their lives. The production features a collection of popular wartime songs including Pack Up Your Troubles, Chattanooga Choo Choo, Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy, White Cliffs of Dover and We’ll Meet Again.

Reviews

“The scenes between the two actors are stunning … a very well produced and performed musical homage. 5 stars I urge you to go.”
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ (BOYZ)

“Sometimes it benefits a production to look a bit rough around the edges … but top-class singing and dancing from a 15-strong company and touching featured performances give it plenty of sparkle. It all adds up to a thoroughly entertaining evening.”
(The Public Reviews)

“The show is at its strongest in the production numbers, which are really rather impressive … a sweetly-played nostalgic tribute to those who endured through wartime, and to those who did not.”
(There Ought To Be Clowns)

“Another musical success for Robert McWhir and his Landor Theatre.”
(There Ought To Be Clowns)

“The all singing Dolly trio … are a triumphant success and deliver hit after hit with wonderful harmonies and slick choreography.”
(West End Wilma)

CAST

Dorothy: Serena Giacomini
Ronald: Carl Mullaney
Larry Davids: Jeffrey Raggett
Robert: Callum Tempest
Michael: Carlton Venn
Betty: Sarah Goggin
Joan: Lucinda Withers
Margaret: Jennifer Sims
Janet: Sarah Day

Ensemble and Dancers: Abby Rose Bryant, Clare Gill, Ellie Bennett, Chloe Eastwood, Joshua Clare and Mark Woodford

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CREATIVES

Director: Robert McWhir
Musical Director: Michael Webborn
Choreographer: Robbie O’Reilly
Produced by: LAMBCO
Set Design/Costumes: David Shields
Lighting Design/Programming: Richard Lambert
Video Design: Maximilien Spielbichler
Photography/Marketing/Graphic Design: PND Photography